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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
TOWN TOPICS.

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Aars of l1s ssoes ana moasF sio-sn ifon'
tas Cascade store ass 1esn fsssne. -
clas - f1s t1iei aas yet been iie-ofsf-+'
The fas aiarn ir9Ea eox .. = ? t.He1
yesterday sEefnoe1. sas camel y a s.-.a..
b.a4s la tae dGsl 1oE 81 ne oisssit eA4bss
sEssDer .aesfs. NJ 1asa1ss-
Ihs srears.oa gwen ~ tae saAeioaiA
band fFan4 Hastings and i..-rfHissl- -1ss
CONS = Ottawa B~seh. yesterday. vas a.
lsn lsd ~ s1oal 80 PERSONS
xa,. 81 4ead mllliaef a. tas corner "
Wsalfny 4te. aaa hsarY o.. Tel d1~a a
ssa.rsaf In1Es.aY ig4t Aad fscsive1 ses-
era pa.nial bruises 4oc4g the heal
solomon Ps1ssch 84eksr objects 70 I'll
Coaasiig D. ding 1ara sisala thEes sest
of bis uss none o. Eleventh ase a1ft ssxs
tie Beard oi Health ~ uake ID. remove
l.
Thomas +. Chandler aad Franklin
Taylor of Indianapolis, md. have coin-
neacsa a s14- 'og IesDass Ia The tiFenll
Court asalnsL -lalei 1. Post, u Asa-
c0anty
A steward has not yet been procured sy
tae o. 81 &sh -N0ng tiao, a. axe the pa 8
- TIE laieC n. spaaidins. bus ths board .
corresponding sftn leadiLE ~l--. Tor sl4t-
a1is psrson.
Work Wi.l BE- suspended By the c0ntrac-
toEs snu builders t0dav. - enable en-
pi0yss 70 stt-at The Bricklaysrs and
Aasons excursion ~ Ans&sg0n. Ihers
vi 0e q .sEs@ crowd.
Ex.saDeryis0r Ives 0f he Founh ward.
reports TIC ioss Of PLAZA Eoid rag which
he lad s0rn twenty years aDd valued very
highly. he thiaks is slipped from bis
dagger While on The street.
rAs peaches Which were spoiled By the
ts.suh0ns giFis Thursday afternoon came
from The Morton instesd OF r. r. Walker.
They were purchased from Mr. Walker.
which sccouais for the m.ssirection Of the
thanks Nr. Walker. however. may easily
square The mater.
Picked mines from the warwick and
Nendons fashionable boarding houses will
plag match game of base bail this after
noon. The old Basa Ball park which has
recently been piougnei up. has been
selected a. the place Of meeting and ~
bones are likely % be broken.
Director Of the Poos Rupprecht has two
nlce. strOGe BOYS aset 10 and q years re-
specfively. ior whcm be would Ike homes.
Hs would prefer placing them with good
farmers, where school privileges can Dc
enloged The boys both have wido oaei
for.
The Womsns Home and Hospital. ~
- FGlton-sr lor the benefit Of sick aud
needy iriendisss women. has been running
year and has cared for an average OF Il
unfortnuates continually. The institution
l. maintained By free viii offerings OF the
<asri.a5ls and IS doing noble work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Frank Hine = vel known sbout so~n a.
ebsse hsll crank and some time ago
PLAYED little. Yesterday be skirmished
an nins from the iocsl clubs the Athletics
contributing he bst1erY. and vent % Lo-
vel. couhaeat of vsnauisbiaz he club
there without an elisEt. The Lowell
c!rh has been beafer t~ice b. the
south Ends Of tsis CITY sirsadv this season
ard shsv decided that they wouiint ect
ieft again. They ssnE outside ard pro
rci-sd = good battery snd TIE conse4uenre
vas Frank Hins snd bis wa.Ea~ay iesn
xo- - esliT whipped fhas they wont care
- plav BAL agsi1 this sesson. 'sThirtv-six Z
81 faeen ia ssvcv sf the lowell clun. ard
,he Grsnd R&pids ciuh a. hr0Ee up, va
what cams over The telephone from IcEAi8
isat svening. hut 81 tcid che ,aie-srS = "a
ere Is vas l0r the teseatei 7ire- Nr Hine
plxyea centsr Geld sad asd no chance 20
KICK
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Election of School Trustees.
MAYORS OFFICE,
GRlNn RApIns MICH Aug- 25- lS1S

MAYORS OFFICR,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Aug. %, 1878.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
election of school trustees will be he'd in
the several wards on the first Monday in
September 1887, VIZ: September 5, 1887,
commencing at 2 o'clock p. IN. and closing
at 5 o'clock D. m, at the following places:
First ward, Fraling's shop, No. i5 Grand
ville-sve.; Second ward. Berkey's Row, cor.
Ottawa and Pearl-s,s.; Third ward. No. 255
Jefferson ST., (nesr Weelthy-aye.); Fourth
ward. upper precinct, East Bridge Street
school building; Fourth Ward, lower pre-
cinct Schaak's Carriage Shop, No. 80 East
Bri6ge-st.; Fifth ward. p. Firms building
% Coldbrook-st.. Sixth ward, Engine House
on Scribner. ST.; Seventh ward Germania
Hall on Front-st.; Eighth ward, Turner
Hall on Jelierson-st.
EDMUND B. DIKENAN,
Mavor
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

x4zzzsl h0see oas 4eea1e1 - s<apioY
yee2x kaa-ss lc ias pAxnt - wS3 a. dsy -
t4s 0ealfst Isls.nane kxehaag~ a. tbers
aas beeu eoasisersbls srouels ~Nh tAs boys
$40 have tsrlasriy a0as TIE ~prk The
gzr.s sDpiesed q he ass Ueas 81 tbslr
vera se3 al1 c4asnoS be xsssn 100 wach
praise. sH1 hs1 tae ass plzu = pat ant0
t9fes. bleb wlil Be- - stoat aloath. tAefS
ssu ee 30 gooe fs2Sea to kiek. A m2a
slbscro<T Sil saesF and seuse BOZ blt
she4 sNxsI ae1ile x4ios cSaies ever tns
LDe &C becomes e. ueSk as .sBo- One
mzn wiil bs eEepl0ysd 81 tie kxc1sake
d1finz t2s piEbt. aEa tAs ne~ move ~lll
undoubtedly prove s0eosss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
The coSr or THs REGATTA.
A Deneit to be Made Good By the O wash
tA-<onxs.

The matter Of settling up aud paying the
expenses incurred during he regatta Of the
Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association
has nearly been completed. and statement
will soon De made by Captain Van Asmus.
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
The total expenditure. amounted 10 81 62S.-
Is. and the heaviest items we're the gold
prizes that were offered for competition,
500, grand stand. hire OF hacks and wagons
tor the transportation OF Oarsnen aud boats.
s5ii badges, $50, and printing SlVo. The
receipts OF the grand stand were cOnsldera-
bic larger than last year. and the sale of
badges 10 members more than betrayed the
cost OF them. The subscriptions from the
public spirited citizsns amounted 20 betwe n
500 and $500, and deducting the receipts
from all other sources there will be a deficit
of 300 or 500 Tor the club 20 make up.
The regatta was big advertisement for
Grand Rapids ana the money was well ex-
pended. The association will hold their
regattas here for three more years, and
the O-Wash-ts-Nong crew will win more
priLes
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

When a woman her home would decorate.
She stops not AZ obstacles. small or great;
Bat the funniest sight that her Efforts afford
= when she performs With a saw on board
With her knee on 4 plank. and the plank on a
chair.
She poscs her saw With knowing air.
Makes sescrai dives at the penced line,
And Is oT with whiz the reverse Of fn
With lips compressed. she bends down 70 the
work.
Ard crosses Tie timber ierkrfv- Jerk:
she can 9 Keep the lin~ and her knee siirs sskew,
But she Keeps 10 her work I'll the board splits ia
tro.
she has damaged the chair. she has ruined the
saw.
Her back Is al aching her hands. too. are raw,
Aod she fnds. Wien 20 ft no~ ths plank shs
tries
ft falls az inch short of the requisite siz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
a BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
Two Prisoners Get Away From the jail
One Of Them Caught.

Allen McValler and William Leonard,
two prisoners at the county jail, made a
break Tor liberty from the Jail yard yester-
day afternoon about 3.15 and ran across
Pearl street bridge. Dan Welch, who has
the prisoners ia charge gave chase and
some parties at tne end Of the bridge seeing
him succeeded in catching McYaller, who
was hsndcuhed and taken back 10 the Jail.
Leonard got away and although the officers
are still searching no trace of him can De
found NcNaler Is the man who was
arrested on the night of August 4. for in
sulting several ladies' in the vicinity Of
Fulton Street PARK. He was sentenced TO
sixty days in iaii on a chsrge OF being
intoxicated. he has still thirtv-nine days
TO serve. Leonard who escaped. was SEN
fenced Aug Il TO serve thirty days for being
drunk he got OF with an eight day term.
They were both Strangers in this part Of the
country and are thought TO be somewhat
tough.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Tie sngin eeTfng deoersrsnt 81 the q. r
& i. IS ever nskinx nev improvements sra
utl xinz new lteas - scisafs their worx-
~ gohnson nov has = eomrssfs photo
zrsDhlsg outsA r5th which he taxes ~
stsnssreons views hy fse hlee rape- pro-
crss. VIA the GA 81 he csn take fae eic-
tare 81 = Nrs<x. = arssise. : seuus Bass ace e
rrrairfrE. ~ snv ether sac7ecf sn3fr s-
euesion. Ia@se pictures ean tteU be sta
hsf3re he Presiisrt wbo car give - irse
,esrf = dsri sssn ID fae msstsf a. if - tsd
scraxi.y g3ne 10 tas srers q pers8n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

II vas = sweet scented spring morning
in April. is77. while the air vas filed with
The perfume Of early Wild flowers that
James Sheridan led fair Ella to the matri-
monisl altar, in The baby city Of Ontario
ST. Thomas Svfs the happy years wen,
over and little Mary and Willie sheridan
prsttled aoous pspa's knee and there was
perfect harmony around the family hearth
One fine morning in June Ella swoke. 70
find herself deserted wife and her hus.
band gone from her forever. She has nev sr
lived = ifh him since and now she ASKS the
Circals Court, through her attorney Wm. n.
Hsxxsrty. u grant ber divorce from her
f1nas> husband. She also alleges IN her
com plant. that slthough he was well able
% DO SO. hs has failed 80 provide anything
toward the support OF his wife and children
since the tine Of the desertion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

The one great point IN successfully preserv-
Ing fFis Is 70 put u up air tight. IL self
sealing cans with rubber rlags are used, IL
viii ray to buy new rlags each time. They
cost hut fe~ cents each. IL the old fash
ioned way Of covering with eiotu spread With
sealing wex IS pracuced, DO sure that the
wax Is used very bot and the cloth tied down
tight When properly put on 50 that th4 jar
IS air tight. the cloth vii usually sink in
little toward toe jar. II the new fashion OF
using a sheet Of cotton batting as cover il
followed, the batting must he tied very
firmly. Housewives report good results with
this OF late
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
A SFTTFr TAPLE.

This, properly speaking, is an ironing table,
though It is shown in the cut IN its other char
acter OF a kitchen settee, in which il takes up
but little room and affords, after a days hard
work. comfortable scat. The back, when
pulled forward and made TO rest on the erms,
furnishes the top of the table, which is OF con-
venient height for ironing. These tables are
for sale at all leading stores where house fur
nishing goods are kept in stock. Housewives,
not already provided, can hardly buy piece
OF kitchen furniture that viii pay better than
fhts
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Beef sust. sslted Is good lard fer fry
iaz
Tie Ct skr-sr fowls snd Joints intS shsp.
befora boiling
The Eridiron Should he wei creased sn3
bit bef7rs. s.p'selng risss on it
Csaton fannei makes - a-csiisns 6rstinz
cioth for highly polished furnitare
Wash gliding wfth arr ~sssr II ~hi-h
ciota
Wsven naa nag cuTs ssseh ss butchers 80,
bronzes snd hrnz ~ rist-5nS. aass prs;fy
DC ssTs fss rhfs4 bscoa,s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Probably no woman ever had more sachets
than she could find use for. Dry perfumes
contained in sachets are much more agreeable
and convenient to use for perfuming drawers
and other receptacles than are liquid per-
fumes A formula that makes very nice
rose sschet powder is as follows: Three
ounces powdered starch, one ounce powdered
orris, three drops oil of patchouli, ten drops
oil Of French gcranium. five drops ottar OF
rose, five drops essence OF bergamot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Pine Portrait Work.

Prof. W. L. Knowles. who has made
several short visits to this city in the inter
est of art work. is again here for few
weeks and has opened studio at "a Wild
dicomb block, Monroe-st, where he would
De pleased to see his former patrons He
also extends a cordial invitation to the
public To call and examine specimens; his
work comprises all the popular styles.
namely water colors. India ink, Pastel
cTayon and oil. His new method of en-
larging and finishing from old pictures
produces beautiful results. Portraits from
sittings if desired Take the elevator.
Room "a Widdicomb block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Huckleberry Pudding.

For hucsleberry pudding coser the bottom
Of well buttsred pudding dish with q very
thin crust made a little softer than for tea
biscuit. or omit the bottom crust, as IL gen
orally becomes soaked with juice. Put in a
pint or more OF berries, strcw n little sugar
and -four over them and cover with a thick
tor crust. Steam or bake the pudding, rs
preferred. II may be served with butter and
sugar ribbed to n cream, and flavor with
any extract desired or with cream and sugar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27


Ma peoq.s prefer fs1ii in Is ofgiaai con-
esllga aai loox gpo1 . a. saeunosd ~Asa
converted .nto saizA
A fruiS sad. however. may Be very vel
coaes "a TIMES, an IS % many peopss tns most
aellgeffgi ~sY ia waieh n4nauzs can bs
ssrFel A banana szla1 prepares according
e the felio@ias alreeticns. gwen by Calhe-
rlas sels. j. tsileiousi Tat b4n4nss iato
Sizes. isns aSiss. - task a. a dollar.
range them GA disn ta4I tAe su1s o. tie
isag sslai e,realS- slices meet ald form hol
lqa csntfe Poar oeef tnsm s.A OK sherry
made very sweet with sugar. and into which
y0n have pat one tssspooufal OF lemon juice;
lsi them seg lee eol3. them fll the center with
s5ipuesi cream pliei hSh.
For thoss who ohjert - was, prepare the
bananas as above sl.a pour over tRsm dress-
iEg made IS follows. A gill II thick white
syrup isugsr dissolved IN as little water a.
possible. lie juice of half lemon and tas
yellow rnd % two dark skiansd oranges
rubbed on Jumps % sugar, when must DO
dissolved in ths syrup Fili the hollow center
wltn sliced oranges.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Mas. VI. GoIsss.


The dogs hsTe taken possession OF the big
window IN Evans CHINA store. take peep
at them. They are domestic dogs and will
not hurt YOU. II they could talk. they
would delight you with story about the
China Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

I'VE took il out riding in its carriage and
it went 10 sleep. IL caught cold while we
were carving Ii from the carriage back into
the house" The Holman Adjustable Baby
Carriage can be detached from the Wheels
and carried into the house without disturb
ing the baby. See advertisement and send
for q catalogue. 275 Wabash Avenue, Chi
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Excursion to ST. Joseph and Benton
H2rbor.

The Mechanics Club, of this city, will
give sn excarsion 10 the above places next
sunday, August >. Trains viii leave the
Union depot at $50 a. m, returning leave
ST. Joseph at $50 p. M, arriving in Grand
Rapids at . p. IN. Fare for the round trip
81 %; children from 8 10 y years Of age. so
cents. Also an excursion on Lake Michi-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Remembe the Bricklayers ard Masons'
Excursion to Muskegon tomorrow, leaves
the Union Depot at s o'clock sharp and the
West Side at $40. Tickets can be secured
at the depot Saturday morning of the
committee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Pine I.anda.

The g. r. & /. Railroad Company have
offered for safe all of the pine lands in Lake
county. Sealed bids will be received BY ".
o. Hughart Land Commissioner, TO be
opened October ist, next Plats and further
information can De bad BY addressing him
at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Manicure rooms, Al Widdicomb building.
VINO will suffer with corn when lney can
get them relieved. Specia, pains are taken
10 treat the hnger nails aud beaulfy tne
complexion.
Mas NJ GoIaGs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Ar article that is both usefuI and decors-
tive uray be made of ferbls straw mating
vf-h ss covers tea chests. Take = piece
thirtv-sir inches long and eighteen inches
vide. turn ND one end ard fssten it With rib
hon bows. ieavin- eighteen inches II the mat
ting shove as n hack Paint th- turned up
Part 9TH a pretty forai design sud the word
apsseTsr Hang vitb ribbons and 1se 70 bold
rnuerx
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

The Grand Central restaurant. formerly
the New York Oyster House at 81 and 80
Pearl-st., is open al night and every night,
and unaer the management of James Nc
Clay, is growing more popular every day.
all kinds of order cooking and fresh oys-
ters always on hand.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Century" dinner sets, l46 pieces, only
$2i. aud Century" tea sets. SO pieces, only
81. The handsomest sets for the money in
the state. You will lind them only at
Evans China Store. 10 Monroe.st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
AttentiOnI

to
bic Rubber Se and Mill supply Depot VIII always hnc he
and Stndsrd Standard New York Bsing Pack
ing useture
and Supplies
ia
m
l.
Spsuidng
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Don't forget John Hines benefit dance st
Nordsn Hall Friday evening. August 25
Admittsnce 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

HssaIssgos. "a -7-for Aiea'ss2
{. sAly .srmer la-r sss.1eri .izAt ~
.4sle ala14
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
Useful Combination Table.

In the cut is represented a useful comhina-
tion table, especially adapted 10 kitchens and
laundries where space i an object.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Srr~@ Ts7nr vscaTfcn # The kerxirr
t0n- aAxsor Spr;nzs. Mieh
les b Sxk1Y. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Tickets for the Bricklsyers and MasoDs'
excursion TO Muskegon are for sale By tbe
committee and members Of the Union.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27
OFFICE OF Tbs EteIx STvsN LAUNDRY
Avn 1vr Horzx No. - Tk~af-sT

GRsNB RAFfps. NrtHs, July -, 1851.
Fditof TELEGRkE HsrtLp.
Please inform the public that / have con-
nected a ssssm Laundry eith ny Dve Hou.e
and Securing establishment sn6 will do nv
utmost 10 give them the best work that wss
ever brought ont bv machinery. snd tell
them that bambly ssk of them share ~
their trace Yoar Iaest hBneis servant.
&. A. t5EKnGs.
Risr telephone No. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

whsn svsrvth.nx elss fsas Or. saxe's
Cstarrh Remedy cures
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

Don't forget The Bricklaysrs and Assons'
excursion TO Muskegon Saturday, August
q. Tickets 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-27

- a snrc~er<o Essseiaf used orsr -
- - sners ftsrDaerfs - -ns~s - -
= - Laref tfass n fffrisetl A~fr-srrz -
o. II rct-rrrf ffI rrffTss ffrf1f~rtrr - -
- esr rteez sas - rert ~ aisf1se -
rxeosf snf isr.-trisr f.s ever -ere.siar isrrrr-
- s,aek 49, f<aef4fe~f - ftff sifsrr ~ nf&<ss
Fo1 49, rof.f BrI.rr.es fof ~ e~~sf fe~lf<<
f~esrrtFfles take - rfitsefttlrlf fsf.e ks<s
kDseks fhe~fcsi Co., fsgreif. Hftt.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-06
ComMrssrovys ATKINs' letter t

ComMTssroNES ATKINS letter tC
Senator Cockre n relation to the
allotment Of the lands under Qua
paw agency is as follows; 81
have 70 state that on the oath Of
June, 1887, the president authoriz-
cd allotments of lands to be made
on the Quapaw, Wyandotte, Seneca,
Shawnee, Ottawa and Modoc reser-
vations, attached to the Quapaw
agency, and that the survey of the
Ottawa and subdivision Of the Mo-
doc reservations have been request
ed. Allotments will be made on
these reservations Except the last
two) as soon as a special agent is
appointed or assigned to such duty
by the secretary of the interior,
No allotments can be made on the
Modoc and Ottawa reservations un-
til the surveys are completed and
approved"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-06
Merchant Tailoring.

The largest Merchant Tailoring
establishment in the west is that
of II. Kanning, Springfield, Mo.
He carries a complete line of Do
mestic and Foreign goods. Suits,
from $40 upwards pants, from s.
upwards. All goods warranted
first-class and a perfect fit guaran.
teed or no pay. Send for samples
OF our new fall goods. Address,
II. KANSING, n. Il. corner square,
Springfield, Mo.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-06
rHR sTRIP LANna.

II the opinion of Judge Brewer,
IN relation to the purposes of the
outlet, is TO control the authorities
at Washington as to any future dis
position of il, and it is not arbi-
trarily wrestled from us, there is but
one use we can make of it and that
is extensive pleasure grounds for
the nation, where we may enjoy a
breathing space when we want to,
or TO wander pigeon-toed through
fields of unappropriated grass.
AS hunting grounds it is useless,
because the white man has slipped
IN between tie Indian and his
primitive occupation and killed all
the game. The quandary is Pc
euliar one, if the judge is correct.
The country cannot be used for
homes or agricultural purposes,
and if the secretary of the interior
carries out an expressed intention
to sweep Indian lands Of all leases
and to prohibit others from being
contracted, what use then can we
put the strip lands to? This is
just the condition the outlet will be
in and be as much use to us as
that much country in the moon.
In view of these thoughts, the
only benefit that can accrue from
the outlet to its owners is the bare
possibility that, as per treaty
agreement, it may be settled by
friendly tribes of Indians, some
day. This, though, cannot satisfy
the living, nor in prospect can be
counted on as being any better for
future generations Of the Cherokee
people, because the matters that
concern US the most to-day are as
much in the interest OF our descend
ants Ss of ourselves.
There is one purpose to which
the country can be put, without
any plausible opposition on the
part of the United States. and that
as grazing grounds for Cherokee
cattle. This can be done by mere
residence, without the fact Of dom.
ieile.
IL we are forbidden TO make
homes out there if we are denied
the privilege Of leasing the country
for grazing purposes, we ought, al
least, to be entitled to the right
TO occupy it with our own cattle
which can be done, as the south
and the west are becoming settled
fast and grazing growing less and
searcer. The promise in this re.
spectis no mean consideration and
is open to our enterprising citizens.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-06
TonsorIaI Work.

Fred Thomas, proprietor Of the
o. X. Barber Shop, east Of the
Frisco hotel, sends greeting 10 his
many customers, signifying that
he is still in the business and
wants the peopleto know that he
is prepared TO do all work in his
line in the most artistical style OF
the art. A good easy shave. 10c ;
hair cut 25c sea foam, l5c sham
poo, 25c. Give him call and re-
member he will please you. Sty-
lish bootblacks and attendants en-
ployed. East Of Frisco hotel, next
10 Missouri Pacific railroad track .
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uAN.T BE SO.

The rumor that the election re-
turns have been tampered with,
since they have been in possession
OF the principal chief, is such an
unprecedented outrage OF execu-
tive trust, and so dangerous in ef-
feet, that those who appreciate the
enormity Of so great a crime, and
what it involves, cannot entertain
it for a moment. The trust of
what is the will of the people, as
expressed by them at the polls,
placed by law in the keeping OF
the chief executive, is too sacred to
be violated in such a way, and the
public mind, accustomed as il is
through long years of experience
to having perfect confidence in the
honor and integrity Of its keeping,
is not prepared TO accept it as
having any foundation in fact.
Although unusual means were
used by many Of the National par
ty TO influence voters, and the
suspicions ofthe people aroused as
TO the cause Of such electioneering
vehemence. as manifested by those
who took the field in favor Of Mr..
Bunch, headed by a degradation
Of the chief executive Of a govern
menl TO the level stump-speaker
and a common political rustler, no
one is willing, now that the con-
test is over and the result Of the
cleclion known, 70 believe that
such pefhdy is possible whore SO
much trust has been placed.
Aside from The repulsiyo fear
lnros Of 50 great erimo- great,
because IA Is revolutionary and